The form's KeyPreview is set to its default, .F. There were a few keypress methods set up to allow the user to escape the form while sitting on a control. I have even turned them off and I still cannot get the ENTER key to behave as it once did. It will not move forward but sits on the current control; this is a global thing within the form. I do have an older form dated August 10th that I could use to start over, but I didn't want to have to do that. I'll have to go through each control and procedure to put them back into the odler form.

>Okay, but the form's keyPreview property is first priority. Make sure it is FALSE. If it is already false, look at keypress() method of each control. If it is TRUE, the form's keypress() method could be the culprit.

>I doubt this is what is going on, but it is a place to look.

>>I'm looking into that. I did have one KeyPress method on a preceding field (textbox), but I disabled that because the field, Voucher Number is not accessed anyway by anyone. I recompiled and this made no difference. It still will not move forward; it is like a stubborn mule. You press the ENTER key and it stays on the same field.